The Sun. — London, England, 1818-04-01 00:00:00

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Tender will 6e received • 11 "41.1 4 , h' 4.11( - "°of, on*the ilayThf *Treatgi nor airrnott eil, ,A:r er , 1144 ",,Y. or: o 4 4.irtit for him, attends: ! ° ike'r .) itecomimniett bp a' Lett er . a trlrr.F.terl ekge i g i-; V B Dord, an d s i gne d b y tleo resPro44 , ' , 4 ,PsTll•, .4(l itf c becom e bound kith the Person tendering,l34 t &e ittr k . 51 ' P e r it)ThChaiiironi of'Coale,for the thee perform.- ' 4 " t TH E. r.OT T It Y. 714`iwia ;he LOND:tiSI GAZETTE, MARCH 31. THE "COATNIRY. • 27th March, 1818. • PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE. • -VOR POT • Favostrs , tbioks 'Ms • best •Friends. the Public :—For 191 PRENT l.u.ctt Filtil-f thanks this Partile'ef whO (as usual) distributed, in Shares, among 131SH's Customers, Yesterday, The only L. 30,030 yrt straws,: Nearly half the Capitals that have here drawn ; With' tifYrtfthe - Blanks entitled to 4 Piks of POrt each. For ruTvnE Patronage BISH relies with confidence on the Putilic; and, judging from the e.4's - r and the Pa v.sExT, he trusts h,t= can I , ly• with esitialt ennekience that FM-tune; al - though . his sleeping Partner between the Days .of Drawing, 'will be seakeftil to the ilit - o4istt a ipoke in her 11 heel, either at 4, Corishill, or 9, Charing-Cross, or Of Dish's - Agent's ie. the Country, for THURIMA;t% h'of APRIL, I'BlB, THE LAST. DAY, • •- •Vhen the TWO'PRIZES of 2 L.311,6001 , • Thirty-four other Capitals of L.5.091.)..14.1,000, Sze...Bcc. MUST ALL BE DRAWN, And the First-drawii Blank Will have Four Pipes of Port. 131141 . 'ntreats the - Holden of FOrfithafe Shares tsrSend them for Payment immediately, and the Holders of the Shares etttitled to the Wine to'sd&t the choicest Port in the . King dom, and send the Bill to him,- who' will discharge it ow de !nand. - We received Vic 'Ecedsintellizencer of the 3CYIi lilt yesterday, hot had not tu t u roam) to insert . . the followingartich!, wit ch toily !les-elopes tha iutarnous ti icks practised by t he Opposition Agents, io order to procure l'eti ions. The_ Condoctor of • 'The Leeds Lrielligencer is itiVriys sfFetitiottity on the alert to detect tie artifices of Faction, and happy for the town and neighbourhood ii it ghat so loyal a Paper is published in 0)41 luarter, its it is the total reverse of another Journal of :he 'sante flaCe,• Ilse princiPfes of %illicit are as mis— chievous as those of the fornier are laudable, sta that 'the goo:I pcople of Leeds " - The two antidote are both before us." R . i, 4 • ol , l `;int4a. ITLOUTSE, March' 31; a ti IS. CO URT o f jpiltEcTOßSolthe c r , , •rNIi'AA pf ,11IElie-HANTS of ENQI. f 4ND t G to th e EAS T INDIES, do hereby give Notice, kiii, to Int t tr . 'the DIVIDEND WAII.II.ANTS on EAST An d. i7"TOCK will be delivered in the TRANSFER OFFICE. 11) 14 9', the- TREASURY, from Nine. o'clock in the r gia z ;4 4 • " I, ql Three in the Aftevnoou. 0)a) ; be given in on the nsual days, Tuesdays, 4 Ys, and Saturda)s, Until two i;clock.. JOSEF El DAlll`, •Assiitant . Secretary. IS4 • s SUDANCE COM PA..1".4 Y. 0 LONIJONT. 1 4 • • •. • • „ , assuring , mut this -uontuttnY, Rs t niby ;''t agitinst FIRE as noon TA vEs, periodicallyit 4 + 4 l ; a: " ll 1 e- iil IPatiiitytirC l Presrais, 'after It . noideratl. deduc ttial;.i utee -4.••••1 1i:"pital ttces. of the Colli M a and Coppeasitt list fur .t ;pny. • 1. 0 a 4 1i • LIFE OFFICE., • - • • • Pities for /. rOO iiiwards,•made for the-whole yißliAlt . • , . :"" , .-T lie Assn ee..l Atttle expliation of every h•ive an addiiioo of profit, to be then as:er,tained sof correct calculation. The amount of such r l t iobr-%iiipliett.ito,...ither of ffie:fulto•wing stays, at-the 1 4t Lit ht; oersotias;urgd, viz. u takiug an ii;ltliti'on to the stint !specified in the 4.hr-death of tlicparty, 08 tia lattly t i Fro , tide? ht tgi'L'ipilhzi,!e Life .dssitrance H l , Plyins tlie amount in Tednetion of thu annual ereinium. A I N y.,, r , ( 4l , 6.lkeiltelatacti payments otprett juin. I,' l / 4 0%.'es of Itatei of Prennuoi.are the saute as thoce in tlo g,txtl9halile.tOiliCe, with other advAntages nowoffercd l'Atl"nice to the poltik.,. . rire .r iit%O framed,' • according to which per -4."'11:t! ilas ecrt4ll,t.tiir,t.bei te,ral-.01..1.11e, by itcr S ea l d•d prenno in fin. a fixe • nimbi): of years, flow I 1 forth r payni-ht thereafter. ; f) 4 n , :FIRE OFF • • ICE. , • n or e " T itles for !,.!,1611 And- npwartts,continitint; in forte . '4l &.q4l. s. min., cl.kial toe Lovitt4d.t4l..cle.ni, the Assliced • to part ici.p . i . Ve 'in tlic:Trntits wade - at that it l' "s •1- Oat ass - 44ring , are not bahle.felr the-Lteties'ofotisscs. and 1 ;4 4 , f ` t ''o a , , tlaille security f.r hcir.i.vu 4.o,ses.by pFuVi- P 4tL" Furd. b lt '' info t Itttil iou, with printirlpartietilSrseieill he given ar b ' yt! li cation at t Cheale;ide, London ihenited Ageak int the several Cities and Tti‘•./tis"tlitoughout K 41,2110,11. Ch e . • 114N1tY. DEY3OIIpLIGH, an. Secretary. liPs l 4e, Lond on , March :25, ISIS. or, • lIANE,MtS, 'AND OTHERS IN THE Th e A ('LAS COI7N FRY. • A'Sit 7 RANC'E COM PANY•beine; about to in • buniber of their Agencies thrOnghout the Cottntty, ‘ ,.. 1 , e ,9‘t are ready to receive applications•froto Gentle -I,,4tttt; to nniturttilte the sante, either in the Life or Fire or in •both in those Towns where none are as -such LI, be aildwes , ed to the k Sc. at : the Plc i ( 'imapsitly, and itccontimusietl.with cc -1 p to Person fi s-in London.: „- - • HEMa iv.samorcti, Setretasy. It' Aultnities 04 Chic or. indro Lives secured 'it t ; 31 n Ptirte ' Property ars_ pureliaseil 'by the CoMpany *bust eligible terms. TO TItONLIS TAYLOR, • _ 4 4 ,1* • . No, 9, New Bridge-street,' Lotolon eave to Inform yon; that ever since the t~~iN~ear 1790, .1-.lnul,.b.wett, ma . ,,;401.-witiv:the:Lues Venerea; PN,l,ftonits obStituitely :2very epurst_otanedici tn. 4 .tued I.K. the most -eminent of . t fie 'fatuity byre-, and un ii!)l4g sr - eralsevcre eottrses of ,salivAtion,. and twice tlis frornthe With tittle•relicf wontd appe'ar to ntolt,inretet nature. In the s tir inK 4ast fear ~14 , 7.4 r tifer had got. t o.suelt a hea„il, a..lird:l,l-1y pill.a - period 4 ite ,j,e . i( isien,:e,-,1 had a large ulcer on the crown of lily bead, ~anarm, and mv le4s wt:qv tu-olie ont in a frightful ""; rig- -b t .waS di : eadfully_p Abaft", and had heeit in a ~`er . ;4 l eeratitta for tht,lost , seyett years; my left had•also • b "r i g nodes On it,. w:ts very touch disc.: . tlottry,i, and gave t•ain, inirticularly when It.Artu ts•d, 1 4 :;• irty.to deprive ni t of rust Ist this - lamentable state, I ~.ttt • k C "l . lnucittleil by Mr. .I.• I.'ltittitpson, (whit reerived so. 7lile,eure t here), to . ta:te your Lealtee l c atent Pills, be , rati do rm. the Qt . ;th of May ; in the ourse of a N t • rif l ' hegautu reccite beileit -in little more than a ',the.ulcers. on toy hew! ind,ftrms were sou adly.hcaled— tier a fter, the sOreS ' pil 11),.1,..gs healed also; Isrtyiug, how eonsidrable (tit:colour:At ioa io the skin, and irtin in the 4 f the left, which, by the bit sin); of God, al - 141 a liit le Perseeeranc.e . Lo Medicine, sultsidert ; `llil" °(l V.s dissocrSiug, tNe yin rei.;t:i. t :ng its :Jatural Itue, aud i t c oe ttirnal pains gradually g this hecnule., by , yiberal advice ond•titedicitte, perfoctLy free from all My tti cetpplaints,-Isav,e recovered 11.0 4 - former spirits .4 and Nigh, and ti n bccoto,?,jolAy ato,l fat, in which state having Man} , intnitivA, to the :Ist onishmina of all who littew tirn at a foss in what terms t* exprt•v. toy ~ratio ode, hitt Al4l, fur the .gooti ; of other.: so:freely- nitortats, .to make 11 fY Foe as '0:4)4 al possible,. on every occa tl so doing you will great air, your gCateltil, obedient, very littmble servant, • . . ALEX. IU.,iLOEII, 44's Hio-h-street Edinbur.lt, it i „ W4nesses tothe.above " Ihnmpson, No, 3, New Poultcy 1111E1;0, Ediabargh, , /4, Julni Nl‘litt a . sh,:(lld•AtSemOly Close, Edinburgh: kfh lt Pared and;sold . by.the solg.Pc.oprietor,. mom AS b ti ,S "Member ; of .the .Itcyal, Csi.lege of _Surgeons, at his NeW'l_Vriilge-street, London; wile; e, alter Ni_staut taisidetice of moie than 40 vears, in a practiet: parti tilctliY. directed to the cure of Venereal antl4;iost tttcls'l3ital the. Parts 9f Generation, with. that ittriolab at4V . Y . Which men of his profil,,i.o; ail always obserVe in ta t 4":!'cgts he flatlet's himself the advice and as - ,istzlitee he (.1 t 1 5 14 .4. - 44 11 11jUiSterS peceitts taking this t..dicitir, will htt, 3 / 41 i,CA$ 1 ,e4s by.atlisce.a uing Putaic,.. as an advat tage seltion, ...1 40 _7ies and Void of all an ltig tity livi..S sold, by 114 hppnintittera , for the'convenience of t host hi,.ugoz!xsi distance,. at the Oxfor:1-ste-eet ; t%Lat' t t?'"ugil'3. Nu., ;7, rish.street,-IJilt; nr. IlaNtins ~ 7,y, Edinburgh ; callwt.ll'a, ; and b : / ro p u e . sou Hi every cons . vle'ralile town in Great.' Britain ;nu t x vli P .d, in boxes ()fold), c25..9d. tiact4 . -staraped, and:seated u •tlLatal Aexa m i ,, - ea Piaiu whet:city -{tersons -of -eft tit withf.peed; ie . ::itcy, ' an safety 911-IE *celebrated ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or.SO a_ LO M 0 N'S inercnry, or arty itelt.te.i riuus prepa,rat iou,) 'fur aid cuie lafithe Scurvy"; Scrotula,- 'Le prosy, and all disorders originativ-iu ark ilkwur - e state of tile ikluott, strengtifett the constitution, purify the tklocic4 anti promote the circul:rtion of hei 41 (AIN:: They are gcsafe, a;l4 - .alat-f+stAniperce-ptilAt;i44).itir tipt4qt tion—the bcst substitute that has tver bet.tivtiiscovryd fur Hutt flanzt•rous tuiiicral Vcicury, sweetimit - the blood, ati- . autlating it to'etitetall odzious , alvititApurtlifittki'atill iiiiih strength anti torti• to tae itisrvds;•eulivenittgAititt ermigoiratine both body. sod niiitd, la the liinifs Evil, Strmna or Sc'etfilliti,;it retires health' and vigtinr. The diteetioins - ,oirett with i•actiit,ittle art , and its application ' IN :Mendell with- little or no ttonblet-- raiii,or Snow, •ao hesno.olistacle.tn any person takint; this medicine. It is eStab.4shetl as a fact; that In it'll pure.nt-stirotnlous taint will retrain in •Itilbit fhr ye'iits;' nay, for generations, u adiscoer red; anti will ins/We ific.not. irle-st organs of the human fraine, before the patient can he' aware of his danger. The Atiti-iitipetigities strike's at - tit'e root. ; not-at•the hranelreft, 'awl itlt this 'pechliat alfweittitee' ctieeth a:etire, then.othertustlicitrcs fail. Price ttsi'a buttte,' nj fatuity bottles, containing four set I 15..fur:1:34. on which A. is saved. With •e , " teh bottte is g•ireri 'a ,cortious bin 'of 'tail Crt opt, ml-set••.:t illustrations of t be•etfiracyof the Anti-impeti , .ities; or which is more, Com inonly Oetionsinated Solomon's Drops ; he Goverstment l.11;el or stdain of which baS the SAML. SOLOMON, LIVEItPOOI,," ean.Trareit' the4oll, 0 protect • those who bay tr.om the intrusion of 'count...Welt inntati ),:s. • lull by Bacon and Cu. 1 50, Uxfor4-strett ; Ward, 324, MI"- born; Le;i;:lt, 18, St ra:id ; a uti Mr:. Goat ley, .13.,!, - M . alvn by every. reputable Vender *P"IIV hroughout the Knaidoul a and Xll othet Atedicine 'Venders. This Civet cont a ins an Ad(lress front 507 of flis Majety's subjects at New - Sroilc, whkeli bas • • been presented ,to his .Royal Highness the :Prince : Itegent, and which his Royal Hi A lmess Was pleased to receive - very graciously To His tiniA I; HI GO NESS•THE Pft NCE RE6ENT.—We k bis ilimjesty's dutiful and " iota subjects now resident in the city. of. New York. beg leave to express our most sincereand heartfelt sympathy in - fife recent bereavement of the Royal Family, but we trust, that Divine Providence will enabl e your itoyal HigiWbisand al IA e other thohltos of yap r ttions House.to see Hisltaxid..i t i the calamitous event ; . and that the loyalty, spirit, and attachment.of the British p e ople will enable them to .‘iirnionnt this, as they have surtuoinital other great and trying evils ; and hand' dokt to the latest postetity, 7unimpaired, 'that: coristituti,u.ot .K. 41, Lords, and Commons, .sciticli. ha), in times. o f:unexa mpled and ttahget, pro red not .unly the satc'griard of the:British empire, but the deliverance of Europe-and the world, " And, above all, we trust. that our gjoriotis Cdostitotion funredeartO us' lay absence and experience) will continue to flOttrislr snider the Star of Birnswick, which has lighted it to its present pre-eminence . iu . g lory--a glory fa'r transcending that of any nation OA ha:yet appeared' in the annals of the world." - [lt was transmitted by. the Hon. Charles Bagot, - his Majesty's . Envoy . Extraordinary and Minister I'lenipotettrisai y to the United 'States, and pre sented by Viscount b Castlereaub.] office,•lltar<h 31. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been• pleased, in the name and on the behalf.,of Ins Majesty, to approve of Mi. Joel tlart as Consul at Leith,. for - the Ultited States of Irar-Wice, Narch 7. PUBLICATIONS. This Day were published, in 2 vols. tiro. with a.Purtrait after Itaeliairn Price H. Is boards, • VIEMOIBS of the . late Mr s . ELIZABETH i .1.. - FIAMILTON ; with. a' Selection from tier Corres pondence, and (lONA. unpublished Writings. . . - 'IV-ADIS Li ENGER. ' ' ' , Printed for Lnnglantu, Hur.t,Jtees, Orme, land Brown London: Of whom ruay.he had, by Mrs. Hamilton,- • A Neries . of PoOular Essays, on the Improvement of the Uuderstandjug;.&e. 3 rots. SVO. Ii; ds. boards. Hints to Patrons and Directors of Schools, t2rns. 7s. boards. HISTOItY OF INSECTS. . • • • • - This D'ay ►were published, in Svo. New Editjans. of Vols. J. and ti: enlarged - impioVed price 195. cacti, of -N. INT - ROE:ill' CTION to ' EN TON1(11,()C. ; or, Elc.mentakof the - Natnial History of Insects. - By WILLIAM KIRBY, And WILLIAM 'SPENCE, - Illustrated. hy coloured Plates. 'this Work is intended at a giiteral and . p..fmlat'lliSt orvof Insects, and cotitains an account of the injuries they:occa sioni• (•‘ including' an account of those insects which eaitse diseases in the ,huntait framei and of those wale are noxious to the . fa'itner and agricultaist,!') the benefits derived from 'hens, a lie f rnetamorphowes t Nei underko,' , their afl •ctinn fin: their young, their.varions kinds of food, and the means by which tht' procure it, a tlcsCrilition of their lialiitat inns, &c. . lie two remaining volumes will he toublishedwith all eon- Yettien'r '• \ speed. Prinscil for Longman, Rees; Ornie, and London. • . I'O'BF SOLD BY t'EUVATE ONTRAt' , T. TNEX'i . PR ES.EiNTAT I N ' , l s \IC A RAGE of EMI IT TT , NDRED . ANI) FIFTY POUNDS a- Year, within Fine Miles ot Inraton, wit% a KOOd Parsonage House, and proper ont , hilintinzs. and between Nine and Ten Acres (sf Glebe Pasture Land —lnquire of Mr.Wbotigate, Solicitor, Goldeu-squatc, London. - • LASSENCE of SHRIMPS; a ne'v " lfri" SAUCE for FISH, equal in' stre,gth Essence of .Anchovies, hitt far excelling it in flavonr, and has the ad vantage of not tot-oink , rancid. The inintinie deinantl f.ur it is a.convinciiez proof 4 t he estimation it is he/Witt `by tllik; who have tried it. The Proprietors- Hatter theniselVes; that wherever it is once used, it will obtain, a pre-eminence ever ;ill other Sauces fur Fish. Made I)itt More and Son ; and sold by Powell and Son t 11, Hotborn-hill. Corner of Hattott-garden. The are respectfully reque,yted to observe, that , each bottle has the signature of C Dinnture and Sod; none other is Lt-c -!mine ; this eatitii►a is accessary, as . there is a ipurions arti cle now on sale. A CAUTION TO MOTHER'S. Aycritical- like the present, when Chiidren are Teething„ the utmost attention ought to he paid thern,..particularly as 'the •Meatres Chin Conkli are. so prevalent.! If•the irritation of tile Ginsi - conies e iitli tiny-other disorder, very few-lotarits-reeovtir. Mothersought never to be without ;he AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the.Nnrsery, fur if a Child walces-iti the night With pains • lit' its Guini, this •ralual.le Medieine applied will' immediately. .open the Porqsi. heal -the -Gums, and thereby-TT-event Fe'vers and Convulsions; for, shunld it come in competition with any, ;other di,order, it • often deStroys , the Mother's brightest• hopes. Parents wlin may l,e dubious ofthe - virtues . tif the' tsooriliNG-SYRFTP may refer it, the different Cases that :have appsared the:Newspapers , for-the last ten years. Since Mrs, JOHNSON•has'aripropriateilloie hour twice a week, viz. from nittr , to ten and Saturday morning, to the Poor who flak, Child-ten affliCted in• cutting' their Teeth, 41)1in:zing a-Letter from a Housekeeper, - that the Mother is .a reat.objeet.df charity! has issade . •it so iftrire.r- sally known- in alinost•-every •,lanrilrwhere there are Yoking - Children. Mrs. hoormso izreaVa-Chaeiqsvill uut - be,abused, as it conies out of hi'r prirate purser • I'o be had of the Proprietori,-Johnson and Wilikanrs, Newmatt-street, Oxlord,street„,-Londrin ; and; by their ap pointment, of all the priocipal Medicite - Vviidvts in Town • and Country, at 2s-m)l.l\lier liottk. • NA L'. Be-sure to - ask for " Johnson and , WHlM:its% Sootilt ing Syrup." His Royal Ilkhness the Prince Ri:iient has been pleased, in •the name and on the behalf of his 'Majesty; to approve attic, Kith Itegjnient of Foot being permitted to hear ,o 1 44 colours and ap,:oitittuents, in addition to any Other badges or deviCes which may have heretofore befit granted to the Reo•iinent, the word " Waterloo," in comMemoratiOn of the gl'llantry displayed hy , the ISattaliort at the battle of Watetloo, on the 18th of June, 1815, • - ; • frar-(lce, ilarch SO.. • 5/41 Regiment of Life Guards—G. A. Reid, Gent, to be eor ' .net 'and by.purchase,,vicc Hai-It:10qm re tires, William Burrowl,, Gent., to br ditto, by purchase, vier ntires. • • - sth Rel-,rianatt, of ,Draguint Guards-I..ieuteßant, jir Henry John Teton, Bart. From the half-pa'y orthe 524 h oot,"tb be Lieutenant, pradshasv, yvtao- exchanges, re ceiving the difference IMb Regiinetit' LiAt'dragbinis—Cornet %Valliant Elton; from the luiltjaay pf.the Regiment, to be, Cornet, yice...Tolan Heo. Loft, vilto elgiAtaiiges, ' 19th I)itto—Asmistaltt Surgeon,lanto Datmne,.,Aroin.CV half pay of the 53‘1 ra;ot, to he AssistanCStargeo'n, vice I-rollier, appointed to the ti2d Itzginient. 20i la Ditto—Lech:mere Coore Russell, Gent. to be Cornet, by pureliase; vice Wasdif,"promOted.' 230 Ditto—L!euteta.tnt George Walter Prosser to be Captain of a TrObp,"•lav pttechitse; vice Cuz, who rctii-es; Curvet Adultjlitts N 1.411, Bayarol, to be ,Lieute,nant, by purchase, vice Prosser ; itictiard Wright, Gent. to be C;ltiet, by'pur , chase, vice Uayaril. Royal Wa. , .. , g;n1 Train--,Surgeon William Dyer ThOntas:,lll.l). frOm the imlY-paY — ortlte sith Fitot, to lie' Surgeon, vice lyyjnie,,oo exchanges.. lit Reginient of Foht-:-Eneign .lances NPOregoi, .from' tn . the half pay of the Reg,inent, to be Ensign, vice Rowland Sa vage, who elteliangti. loth Ditto-,4l.ieutepaiit..Alexancler , Campbell .Mactiongal, from the half-pay of the 2d Foot, to he Lieutonant, vice John Gowan, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 82(11 Geyrge . Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, b) purcha'se, vice D;lrroeh, whoiretirei. • 60th Ditto—Captain Adana ,Alexander .Wood,, from ..the,4th Writ India Regiment, to be Captain of a COMPany, vice Stepney; who exchaiiges, - - - • tad Ditto—Assistant-Stirgeon Edward Hollier, from the 19th Light Dri4tOOtts,- to be As.tistant-Surgeovice John - Herne, who retires upon balf-paxof the 53d Foot. 49th Dittolii ; eatenant Fraticts frinif the half-PaY of the 10th Foot, to he Liptteouit, vice. Henry Olderbiinc who exchanges, receiv . ing the difference. 70th Ditto—Lieutenivut Junes litiatv,frptu the haif-pay of the Ref:intent, to be Lieutenant, vice Richiir_dArmstrung, - • . - - Who eXtliat4tt'i,Tedelving.t he difference. - - . • 79th Ditto—Ensign David Matheson to be Lieutenant, with - oirt James Cameron,' detief6tid; Volunteer Paul tiught, to lie Ensign., vice Matheson.. 100th Ditto-Lieutenant John Williams to be cl'aiitait of a (ompany,. bY purehltse, vice Steele, ,wl)ik.rejires ; , Ensign Thos. Kerr to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Willi a ms. 4th West India iteginientCaptiiinStepney'ltawSon Stepnty, from the ffpth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice ‘Vood, • who 'exchanges. HosPrtA' S . .r...FF—liospi!al-eissistgut, Andrew Gibson, from. the half-pay, to be Hospital Assis t ant to the'Forces, vice Nicull,.decea3ed. B.A . N U •11.. Chold-ers, George-street, oxford-street, victualler, April 4,7, and May t 2, at teti, at Gni AtttirneY; Mr. Yarnell,. CLutrell:stNet,,Siitaltie)ds. . ;J.•11u11, llzistol, victualler, .April 14,, 15,, and May 12, at one; at tile', Attorniei, Messrs. Poole atnl Geeenlield, Gray's Inn -squire. • • • . • , 11.1. A. Watson, Farnham, Southampton, tuvreer„ April atone, 14, at eleven . , aod Ma . ) , 12, at one 4. at the Res L'ion `Farchani. AlO6ll - IEIO and Holme, New Inn.. , . 31 1 . Pad tit, Vouxlall, grocer, April 4, '7, and May 12, at trh',' Gdildhate. Aettli - tiVy, Mr. Ellis, Broad:street Buildings; . . C. Coles, Ditcbarn Grote, Southampton, and • Flect. street, sin:timid; April' 7; 14, and Miy T-2, at eleven, at—Guild hall; Attu; licy, NT,l.leveryy, liartien-,cotirt, Temple.. J.' BoWdige, hater„Vpril 'es, alai May 12, at eleven, at the C=.-urge Inn; . .Amriiitster. Atturnirs, .Messrs., Alexander and Ilohne„ New lon. - J. C. Weit,,tlilll:l, 'briiker, April 25,.22, and .i‘lay .12, at ;it the Commercial Rooms, Attorney, Mr. - Allen; Clittad's Inn. - ) . ) DIVIDENDS, • , April 21. R. Mason, Norfolk-street i , Middlesex Hospital,. Eiiver and 1 21; SclirOder;' jun.; Cititched friars, • mcrchint—April. 23, W.,. lieearml, , Great ,Yarinouth,. iuCst acid hira mal-04--Atiril 21, - 5211.6 we, Htiotingdon, a~ruder—april.2•s, S. K, Brewo-,,1-lewittta-str,ret,,Covriip iirsideit,'silk-v-..inutacturerl—April 23, S. Kirk, Le - eds, ale housei.lieeper-:—APril 21, - 11: • Lanham . , Horsnatn,. Sussex,: grocer—May .14, It. Pghtfthit, Cariisle, iron-merchitnt— nliril 21, )4V: Ojai* `and 6. - CasVßitchleistsin, Wiue and broody merchants.. • Cr.RTIFICATES—A,PRIL /I, • thiamPinti, West . Haps Abbey, ,fisse, ‘ tartner--,T, 1 1 1filip„ NeNkron Wither —T.' IVesfon; 'Lower Thames:street, irontuoitgei - :--J. are, firarrseinl, groc'er. . , • . - . • .DISS,OL,VED. -.- .1. Pinder onil H. Bokeri; Kingston:upoo- Hull; T. ti nd.l-I.,AV {wrier, theltrnhi:ll, smith Burhitt and. J., Hudson, CheapsPe, - statiwqrs—J. Falser and T. Palser, jun. Wott"on' GlotraesterSlilre, pal:O.:11a and .1. Strafford, ,Flalifwi, Yorksnive, surt.;Fimis • -•—iV. Wlitell'ed,"Manetester, drySalterS—f-'f. Tebhutt and "V. T5zb.b,n 4 11 ,.i!!917. 1 -3,r4f 8 J. Hats pins and 'W. Hertitinan, Bristol, fishmomres—T. Necitti, 14)4 tl,, tugrehatql-S. .and. IV, Reyno:ds, Shati-Thames, , Southwark, ~lope•mAtiers—il• 1-lonle' lilt ''Se.ttlittiell, liriVl44:eriw, 'ViiKt4idili;''Cljr ken aell,chaser.;—W., J. and J. Niitchell, Manchester. " The inlilbitants of this town were struck with astonisittneot, when they saw, from the.Par* liatnentttry Reports, that one . hundred .petttionse signed by tweutyiersons each, pra.ying for Re form, had been I)feseiited to the House of Conn in. the btginoitig Ot this mortify, front the town of Leeds ! We s have purposely .ab l . 'stained iron making any remark on the cireuttl ctonce,, until it had- produced; unaided, its fun -ef fect on , the utinds,of tint townsmen,., and until we could diSPaS'sionatery appeal to their I ea,on, atter they should bare recovered front - their Surprise ---• We have not•yet. been able to learn. that. any•one person, excepting the alleged, petitionets, them•• seNes, knew these petitions were in progress in the town; 'or heard olihem, until they mere pre-. 'Sewed to the House I. Pe.titionv, signed by two thousand p,crsons.,,it;,the signatures had, been fair, frauli pubilely obtained, must . have Juade, .ott would think', nuke enough' in a place, 110,..vever populous. One ofltwo alarming facts, theretote; is the case. Either the petitions were.sigued by two thousand men, who are so closelyconlede rated; and'are bout V t cacti other by such ties of secresy, that' They could unite ' in this mea-' sure . , otttl carry ; t ipto ,gxecuiho,: without :the knowledge . .of their tellow r townstnen,—or,. sup. fasit'ig the signatures to have been chiefly sot rep- . tittous, then are; there a - few persons hi Leeds' tylto are dar,ing and unprincipled enough to fa'• bricate petitions for the purpose of imposing np,-, on Parliament and the Country ! In the tortner, case; 'what security have we, that these'two thOu sand men,, who have proved that they can Oct' with secresy and iosoncert, may not,. in time pro, seention of their 't%ild and desperate projects, cothbine for purposes neither so lawful nor so' peaceable as those of petitioning ? In the lairee ease, it is evident , that we have %vithio the town a band of close consphing villains, whose re,adi, Bess to adopt any daring and desperate measure is proved by the unprincipled conduct they have' . already pursued. "It behoves the Public, and the Constitute& Authotities, to be vigilant. As a total circum-, stance, we have no hesitation , in sayilig, that the manner in which these petitions 'have been . ob tained is one of the most seriOns facts that have.. occurred in the .whole progress. of the existing , disaffection—one of 'the most.serious indiceitions, that the disatfected, , or reformers; if they like it; I.tetteriarein truth separated trout the great body, of, the people—.that . they,view. their fellote.suh...., Pets With hatred and distrust—and that they are . piosecuting, or , preparing to prosecute, their' -schemes; not only without the concurrence of. the country, but without its knowledge---in suspicious, secresy, and by falsehoOd and fraud. " We are not certain our information on an-, other point' is correct .; ,but we have 'at the Same time no reason ,for doubting its - accuracy. We have . I.l,een informed : that Dclegates have lately.' been sent from Huddersfield, to London, (or the., purpose of renewing the machinations of last year: Should another concourse of these scoun drels, from ditreyent ,parts Qt the kingdom, be now forming in the Metropolis, it, will he lather . , curious to Observe,' while the tlisaff'estvd writers and orators ate still labouring to induce a belief ' that ovit,ber,treason 'nor settition .existed in the country, that the Seditious, so soon as the Sus-, pension Act . has expired, are already resuming l'iliir unhallowed labours. ! '.`-Front what we have sLewn has so recently , puttered in.the town 0f . ..1. 4 eed5, 'it is at last clear that they way be embatke - d in ,many projects of 1v11 . 1611 the ' Public' know nothing; and - against vhich.it still -be well for Government and the 'ublic to be on their guard." . • . . HOP INTELLIGENCE. • SoR3I/WARK, MA.pcir :30,1--Qiir Hop Trade has not exne tienererf much elainge'during the last week : the demand for bockets has been tnijyyttuailtkoltr_cspectatiops, and we liore een able to obtain rather higher prices during the last two or tbret flays.-.. Bags continue, very dull sale. . . CITT 13.1.75tm,r'55. 7 - 7 -A Court of. - Aldermen was held yesterday. at ,Guildhalrl. ,TILe Thanks of the Conic . were noapimously voted to the Bishop ;f. Peterborough, aod the Bev. W. Chary, Mitstcr, of Sidney Sussex College, Cam hridg-e, for-heir excellent Sermons preached be tore.the Court and the, Governois Q f the, severa l Hofpitals, at Chtist.Church, Newgate r strect,,. on Monday , and Tue.srley in. Easter week twelvebays of gold, -weighing .upwards. of 1800 , ounces, were sworn,off for.exportation.--Messr,s, Sara. Dixon anfl,D,cpwy•Viklyer were sworn Coal met,rs,-in.trust,i etutj Ale!isrC Perry, Scarcherd, D. Jiritieo; atul.DArlps, * cortyme.ters, in ti ust for the City, for,font years, if so lontAiernbers of the Court of Common Council.